On 9/26/05, Noah Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, does anybody have an old HD 20 they are willing to see, System 6
would run much better on 20MB rather than only 800k! (For my Mac
Plus)
I would recommend finding a SCSI drive instead. The HD20 is nice and
large next to floppies, but it is
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Some confusion here...
HD20 has become a generic term. HD meaning Hard Drive. The first
were set up for the Mac 512 that did not have a SCSI port (except for
third party upgrades)
they operate just like a large external floppy drive. You could use
one with a Plus but it would not make
The 1990s drives are more reliable and do not use so
much power.
Definitely agree. The best ones, in my opinion are
either the Conner drives or the Quantums marked ©1990
next to the Apple logo on the sticker. Many also say
EPROM on them somewhere. I've found the big factor
with deciding between
Many hard drive problems are caused by heat. In fact our Mac Plus
computers at Illinois Bell had many failures until we did too things.
1. We added the Kensington System Savers to all of the Macs, and
2. We instructed the staff to properly shut down their computers at
the end of each work
TWO not TOO!
I have been sitting at this Mac for TOO long... Bye for now.Don
On 27 Sep 2005, at 3:01 PM, Don Robert House wrote:
Many hard drive problems are caused by heat. In fact our Mac Plus
computers at Illinois Bell had many failures until we did TWO things.
1. We added the
On 9/27/05, Don Robert House [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some confusion here...
HD20 has become a generic term. HD meaning Hard Drive. The first
were set up for the Mac 512 that did not have a SCSI port (except for
third party upgrades)
they operate just like a large external floppy drive.
lol, I'll always remember playing Oregon Trail 1.0, hunting, and, hoping you
didn't get bit by a snake...
Then who can forget Kix Pix Studio Deluxe... I remember the firecracker, that
had the same effect as double clicking the eraser in MacPaint...
Wow, fourth grade was so much fun with those
I found this cool site for downloading mac abandonware games-- some
mentioned in this discussion. This link is directly to games in the
learning category: http://tinyurl.com/984q7
I recently downloaded Oregon Trail, but it doesn't have sound...maybe
the file is missing. Anyone have a copy with
AFAIK, the Oregon Trail version that was released for the compact Macs
didn't have sound aside from when you shoot bullets in the Hunting
mini-game. If you're not hearing sound here, turn your volume up. :)
It was present even in version 1.0
Otherwise, the game is silent. There was no
My friends,
My leader and long time friend, Frederick J. (Fred) Kiko has made a
contribution of $10,000.00 to aid our museum. It is being made
through his foundation for San Diego. The funds will not transfer
until the final paper comes from the I.R.S. Contributions are tax
deductible
Actually, not to start a fight :O)
I have the original CD that Oregon Trail 1.0 came on, there is a seperate file
for the sounds, and there are numerous sounds through out the game. I'd be
happy to send you a copy except for the fact that my CD Drive is broken right
now. I think I know the
For a moment there I thought this was one of those junk mails from
somewhere in Africa :-)
John
On Sep 27, 2005, at 6:31 PM, Don Robert House wrote:
My friends,
My leader and long time friend, Frederick J. (Fred) Kiko has made a
contribution of $10,000.00 to aid our museum.
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On 28 Sep 2005, at 04:23, John Niven wrote:
For a moment there I thought this was one of those junk mails from
somewhere in Africa :-)
I did think that, had hit the 'junk' button, and only rescued it to
read it after seeing _this_ email. Oops!
Stuart
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